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COSELA (trilaciclib) Recommended in Updated SCLC Guidelines from the ASCO

“The inclusion of COSELA in these new ASCO SCLC guidelines is essential, as they inform treatment decisions by U.S. physicians caring for people living with small cell lung cancer,” said Raj Malik, M.D., Chief Medical Officer of G1 Therapeutics. “The mounting body of evidence from our clinical trials and real-world studies demonstrates the potential of COSELA to protect the bone marrow of patients with ES-SCLC against the harmful effects of chemotherapy. These updated guidelines provide further clarity and confidence to physicians considering cytotoxic therapies for their patients with untreated and previously treated SCLC.”

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